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Sexual violence and the Criminal Justice System in Ghana: Exploring the issues of victim protection and confidentiality in the court
The protection of survivors of sexual violence during court proceedings is as important as the court proceedings themselves, as any mishaps may impact greatly on the well-being and future engagement of these survivors with the criminal justice system. The issue of secondary victimization remains a p...
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Department of Public Law
2021
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